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Thesis nom ( pluriel: theses ) —, thèse f ( pluriel: thèses f ), exemples :, master's thesis n —, phd thesis n —, thesis statement n —, doctoral thesis n —, thesis supervisor n —, thesis advisor n —, thesis proposal n —, honours thesis gb n —, thesis work n —, thesis project n —, thesis committee n —, thesis topic n —, doctorate thesis n —, thesis subject n —, thesis director n —, thesis manuscript n —, thesis report n —, thesis jury n —, thesis prize n —, thesis grant n —, thesis plan n —, thesis presented n —, defended thesis n —, professional thesis n —, master thesis n —, masters thesis n —, university thesis n —, thesis defence gb n —, thesis scholarship n —, ▸ wikipédia, ▾ sources externes (non révisées).

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Moteur de recherche des thèses de doctorat françaises, le site theses.fr a pour objet de référencer :

• les thèses de doctorat en cours de préparation en France, si l'établissement d'inscription a fait le choix de les signaler et si le ou la doctorant(e) ne s'est pas opposé(e) à ce signalement.
• les thèses de doctorat soutenues en France depuis 1985, quel que soit le support matériel de la thèse (imprimé ou numérique).
• les personnes et les organismes en lien avec ces thèses.

Une base de données alimentée par les établissements de soutenance

theses.fr est la vitrine de données produites et validées par les différents personnels des établissements de l’enseignement supérieur français habilités à délivrer le doctorat (services de scolarité, écoles doctorales, bibliothèques et centres de documentation, services d’appui à la recherche…)

Les données affichées sur theses.fr proviennent des applications sources suivantes :

• STEP (Signalement des Thèses en Préparation) pour les thèses en préparation
• STAR (Signalement des Thèses et Archivage) pour les thèses soutenues déposées au format électronique
• le catalogue collectif Sudoc pour les thèses soutenues déposées au format imprimé, les microfiches de thèses, les reproductions de thèses sur support imprimé ou électronique, ainsi que les thèses publiées chez un éditeur.

La base de données theses.fr tend à référencer l’ensemble des thèses de doctorat soutenues en France depuis 1985. Les lacunes peuvent être signalées via ABESstp, le guichet d’assistance en ligne de l’Abes .

En revanche, theses.fr ne référence pas :

• les Habilitations à Diriger des Recherches (HDR)
• les thèses d’exercice donnant lieu à la délivrance du diplôme d’Etat de docteur (en médecine, pharmacie, chirurgie dentaire ou chirurgie vétérinaire) 
• les thèses de doctorat étrangères (y compris celles rédigées en français) 
• les thèses de doctorat françaises soutenues avant 1985

Une interface et des API

Les données de theses.fr sont accessibles via le site www.theses.fr grâce à un moteur de recherche et une navigation à facettes. Un guide d’utilisation du moteur de recherche est mis à la disposition des utilisateurs. Conformément à la politique d’ouverture des données de l’Abes, theses.fr s’inscrit dans le mouvement du web de données et du linked data.

Les données brutes relèvent du domaine public et sont placées sous licence Etalab . Elles sont disponibles via une API XML .

Pour favoriser leur réutilisation, les données relatives aux thèses soutenues sont également disponibles sous forme d’un dump déposé et mis à jour annuellement sur le site data.gouv.fr : Thèses soutenues en France depuis 1985 . Un guide de réutilisation accompagne l’extraction.

Historique du projet « Portail des thèses »

Theses.fr v1, objectifs initiaux du projet.

theses.fr est une des applications du projet « Portail des thèses », confié à l’Abes en 2009 par le Ministère de l’enseignement supérieur et de la recherche. Le comité de décision et d’opération du projet « Portail des thèses » a validé les principales orientations d’une feuille de route qui comportait trois axes principaux :

• Renforcer la visibilité nationale et internationale de la recherche doctorale française  : theses.fr expose largement sur le web les données décrivant les thèses de doctorat
• Servir le monde académique  : theses.fr permet à la communauté scientifique d'avoir une connaissance aussi exacte que possible de l'état de la recherche doctorale en cours, au niveau national, local, par disciplines ou par thématiques de recherche
• Servir le monde économique  : en valorisant les travaux des doctorants et des docteurs, theses.fr vise à faciliter l’insertion professionnelle des jeunes chercheurs

Gouvernance du projet et principaux partenaires

Pour mener à bien theses.fr, l’Abes s’est entourée de nombreux partenaires.

Composition du Comité de décision et d’opération (CDO) du projet :

• trois représentants du Ministère de l’enseignement supérieur de la recherche : Mission de l'information scientifique et technique et du réseau documentaire (MISTRD), Direction générale pour l'enseignement supérieur et l'insertion professionnelle (DGESIP), Direction générale pour la recherche et l'innovation (DGRI)
• un représentant de la Conférence des Présidents d’Université
• un représentant de la Conférence des Grandes Ecoles
• un représentant des formations doctorales dans les établissements habilités
• deux représentants de la recherche privée ou du monde économique
• trois représentants des opérateurs documentaires nationaux des thèses en France : CNRS-INIST , Atelier national de reproduction des thèses de Lille , CINES
• trois représentants d’associations : l’Intelli’Agence (Association Bernard Gregory), l’ADBU (association des directeurs de bibliothèques universitaires), l’AURA (association du réseau des utilisateurs des produits de l’Abes)

Les comptes-rendus de décisions du CDO ont fait l’objet de billets sur le blog de l’Abes .

Versement progressif des données

Le versement dans theses.fr des données relatives aux thèses de doctorat françaises s’est fait progressivement :

• Juillet 2011 : ouverture du site theses.fr qui, dans un premier temps, référence uniquement les thèses soutenues depuis 2006 et déposées au format électronique.

Elles sont 6 000 à être référencées en 2011.

• Septembre 2011 : intégration des sujets de thèses en préparation. Les données du Fichier Central des Thèses (FCT) sont versées dans theses.fr, soit plus de 66 000 sujets de thèses, principalement en Lettres, Sciences Humaines et Sociales. La même année, le FCT, maintenu par l’Université Paris Nanterre, est remplacé par l’application STEP, maintenue par l’Abes, ouverte à l’ensemble des établissements, toutes disciplines confondues.

L’utilisation de STEP étant facultative, tous les établissements ne référencent pas dans STEP et theses.fr les thèses préparées en leur sein. Le nombre d’établissements adhérents à STEP va néanmoins augmenter au fil des années. 

• Mai 2013 : versement des données du Sudoc dans theses.fr. Toutes les thèses soutenues en France et archivées au format imprimé depuis 1985 sont destinées à être référencées dans theses.fr.

En 2013, elles représentent près de 250 000 documents.

• Septembre 2016 : le dépôt électronique des thèses est rendu obligatoire.

Le nombre de thèses imprimées référencées dans theses.fr se stabilise à 300 000 : il n’augmentera plus que de manière marginale.

Depuis 2017, le nombre de thèses électroniques référencées augmente d’environ 14 000 documents chaque année.

Désormais, la quasi-totalité des établissements qui délivrent le doctorat signalent les sujets de thèses préparés en leur sein.

Theses.fr v2

A partir du printemps 2022, l’Agence Bibliographique de l’Enseignement Supérieur lance le projet de refonte du site theses.fr.

Les objectifs sont :

• la refonte complète du socle technique : l’outil SolR est remplacé par Elastic Search
• le développement d’une interface ergonomique, responsive et accessible
• la mise en place d’un accès contrôlé, centralisé, aux thèses dont la diffusion est restreinte au périmètre de l’enseignement supérieur français

Le site est développé en grande partie en interne, y compris la partie graphique. Un prestataire externe est engagé pendant un an pour appuyer l’équipe technique sur le moteur de recherche consacré aux personnes.

La nouvelle version de theses.fr est déployée en production en 2024.

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How to Write a Stellar Mémoire (French Master’s Thesis)

Pursuing graduate studies in France entails mastering all sorts of assignments, but perhaps none as daunting as the notorious mémoire , or master’s thesis. Writing and defending a master’s thesis is the cornerstone of many, though not all, French graduate degrees, making it a rite of passage for degree-seeking students in France. As part of my French master’s degree in Droit Public parcours Intégration Européenne et Gouvernance Globale , I was required to take on the infamous mémoire alongside my regular coursework during the final year of my studies.

Since I’m an international student at the Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne , I had to contend not only with the base-level difficulties of putting together a master’s thesis, but also with the reality of writing fully in my second language and following the unforgiving methodology and writing norms of French law school to a tee. Needless to say, my year-long research project entailed late nights spent reading, countless trips to the library, typing until my fingers were sore, and shedding a few more tears than I’d like to admit!

My master’s thesis experience wasn’t all bad, of course. I genuinely enjoyed learning everything I could about my topic, discussing my progress with my classmates, refining my French-language skills , and presenting a piece of work that reflected my academic rigor. To my delight, at the end of my defense, the jury awarded me an 18/20 for my mémoire , entitled Associer les inégalités sociales et le changement climatique : Une étude comparative des contextes et approches aux États-Unis et dans l’Union européenne . The jury highlighted the following assets of my work:

• Qualité de recherche (Research quality)
• Qualité rédactionnelle (Writing quality)
• Qualité de français (French-language quality)
• Problématique innovante (Innovative research question)
• Posture épistémologique intéressant (Interesting epistemological posture)
• Bon cadrage théorique (Good theoretical framework)
• Limitations justifiées (Justified limitations)
• Structure impeccable (Impeccable structure)

Managing to receive the highest honors on my mémoire as an American studying law in France was no easy feat. Throughout the lengthy process of crafting my master’s thesis and defense, I discovered what worked well for me and what held me back – that’s why, in this post, I’m sharing my expert tips to help you write an outstanding French master’s thesis.

Honor Your Interests

Completing a mémoire takes months of daily research, reading, and writing, so you can imagine how painful the whole operation can become if your topic doesn’t inspire you! For a certain amount of time, your master’s thesis content will likely be all you can think about as you attempt to find and consume every piece of relevant literature ever written about it. To avoid misery and increase your motivation, you need to reflect upon the subjects within your degree field that excite you, the themes you’d be delighted to learn more about, and the concepts you truly want to call yourself an expert in come the day of your defense.

• My research topic combined my enthusiasm for the themes of public policy and governance, social justice issues, environmental protection, the United States, and the European Union.

Favor Innovation

The goal of producing a master’s thesis is not to reiterate the conclusions that other researchers have already drawn, but to pull from existing knowledge in order to demonstrate something new. To elevate your mémoire and impress your jury, innovation is indispensable. Creating a research question that hasn’t already been exhaustively answered will also prevent you from simply regurgitating what you read and will allow you to write a master’s thesis that relies on the important work of those before you, but is, ultimately, entirely your own.

• In my case, the concept of linking social inequality and climate change is relatively new on the whole. Moreover, my comparison of the United States’ and the European Union’s approaches for dealing with this phenomenon is something that hadn’t been done before.

Survey Your Sources

Because a finished mémoire is the culmination of in-depth research and analysis, you’ll need to choose a topic that you can thoroughly explore. For example, if your desired subject is too cutting-edge, you may struggle to find sufficient existing material upon which to build your master’s thesis. If essential documents that you need to read are confidential, located far away, or otherwise inaccessible, you won’t be able to use them for your work. It is therefore essential to consider whether adequate sources are available before you set your heart on a specific theme.

• When finalizing my topic, I ensured that the sources I would need to study were either located online, at my university , or in libraries near me.

Create a Timeline

You know that you should start working on your master’s thesis at the beginning of the school year , and that you need to have it finished by the end, but what happens between those two events is much less clear! With the help of a trusted professor or independently, you should make a realistic schedule with self-imposed deadlines to help you conceptualize the amount of work that needs to be done by each date. Your timeline should include targets for things like finalizing your research question, gathering sources for your bibliography, writing the various sections of the manuscript, submitting your mémoire for review, and preparing for your defense.

• Using a holistic timeline helped me to know when I was on track, when I could take breaks, and when I needed to speed things along. It also enabled me to beat procrastination, as delaying tasks for too long would have thrown me completely off schedule.

Chat About Your Research

While a master’s thesis is definitely an individual project, you shouldn’t keep your thoughts and questions to yourself! Your professors, classmates, friends, and family are all valuable resources as you go through the mémoire process. Speaking with your professors (who have already successfully completed challenging research projects) and with your classmates (who are currently working on their own mémoires ) about things like methodological difficulties and research hardships can lead to helpful problem solving and sincere moral support. Moreover, explaining your research to friends and family (who are likely unfamiliar with your subject) will help you gauge how well you understand it yourself and how clearly you’re able to express your ideas.

• I personally checked in regularly with my classmates who always offered useful words of advice and encouragement. I also talked with my significant other, Jalen , frequently to get his feedback on my work.

Choose the Right Advisor

Selecting a directeur·rice de mémoire , or master’s thesis advisor, isn’t a decision to make lightly. To find the perfect fit, you need to be familiar with your potential advisors and know your own preferences very well. For example, asking a professor whose specialty has nothing to do with your research question is likely to be as uninteresting for them as it is unhelpful to you. Furthermore, if you’re a student who likes frequent and detailed feedback, choosing a professor with a tightly-packed schedule might not be the best idea. Take the time to weigh your options carefully before asking a professor to become your advisor.

• I made sure to pick an advisor who was familiar with the broad strokes of my topic and had a hands-off attitude so that I could work autonomously and at my own pace.

Write Meticulously

The quality of the content of your master’s thesis is crucial, but so is the quality of your writing. The most brilliant of ideas will still fall flat if your text is riddled with grammatical errors and spelling mistakes. Attempting to avoid all language blunders is especially vital when you’re writing in your second language – and even more so in a country like France where such mistakes are not looked upon kindly. If your manuscript is hard to understand, readers won’t be able to appreciate your analysis. Additionally, it’s tough for readers to take a piece of work seriously if they’re constantly distracted by careless errors. Try to compose every sentence with care in order to avoid these pitfalls.

• When writing my mémoire , I never hesitated to look up a word, phrase, or grammar rule when I was even the tiniest bit uncertain. I also double-checked for errors that I commonly make, like accidentally including a serial comma when I’m writing in French.

Perfect Your Formatting

You shouldn’t organize your master’s thesis like you would a novel, an essay, or a report. Depending on your field of study and your degree program’s requirements, you’ll likely have specific norms to apply and rules to follow for structuring your mémoire . Your acknowledgements, dedication, abstract, abbreviations, table of contents, references, and appendices can’t be placed just anywhere! You should also ensure that your work is pleasing to the eye, with an appropriate cover page, sensible headings, proper font sizes and line spacing, logical page breaks, and accurate citations. These details are what make the difference between a good master’s thesis and a great one.

• In French law school, for example, writing to a detailed, hierarchical outline, known as a plan , is often an absolute must. As such, the final version of my master’s thesis manuscript consists of an introduction, two chapters with three sections and eight sub-sections each, and a conclusion.

Prepare Your Defense

When you’re finally done writing your master’s thesis, it can be tempting to put it completely out of your mind. But once you conquer this first step, you still have one more challenge to tackle: your soutenance , or master’s thesis defense. To pass your defense, you need to do more than just prepare to present your research and findings to the jury. A quality presentation will also include explaining the reason you chose your topic, the sources you used, the problems you faced , the limitations of your work, any updates on your subject since you finished writing, and future research possibilities. Don’t forget to reread your mémoire with a critical eye to anticipate the jury’s critiques in advance. Going the extra mile to prepare your defense to the best of your ability is a recipe for triumph.

• I prepared for my defense one week in advance, and it consisted of a 20-minute presentation, a 25-minute question and answer session, and a 10-minute jury deliberation.

Take Your Work Seriously

It’s no secret that some degree programs are more rigorous than others, just as it’s true that some students take their studies more seriously than others. However, if you decide that writing a solid master’s thesis demonstrating your academic talents and integrity isn’t worth your time because you know that your program will accept work of lower calibre, you’ve effectively proven your degree to be a second-rate credential and yourself to be a substandard student. Would you rather throw together a mediocre mémoire that you’ll stuff away the moment it’s over, or compose a meaningful piece of work representing the best of your capacities that you’ll be excited to share with others for years to come? Taking your work seriously won’t steer you wrong, especially when it comes to an assignment as noteworthy as a master’s thesis.

• I know that my decision to do my absolute best played a large role in the jury’s attribution of my final grade, and I’m proud of myself for having done so.

Everyone’s master’s thesis journey is unique, but implementing these tips will put you on a path to success. Is writing a French mémoire in your future? Have you ever carried out a significant research project? Do you want to know more about my experience? Let me know in a comment!

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Thank you for sharing your experience and the meaningful tips. I hope to put them to use as I write my master’s thesis and prepare for defense.

Congratulations on your final grades 👏👏

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• Atelier national de Reproduction des thèses Also known as tne National Center for the Reproduction of PhD theses
• SUDOC Le catalogue du Système Universitaire de Documentation
• Thèses en ligne (TEL): serveur de thèses multidisciplinaire Although multidisciplinary the majority of theses are in scientific disciplines.
• thèses.fr This research tool is maintained by ABES (Agence bibliographique de l'enseignement supérieur) and records titles of theses in preparation in French universities and higher education institutions

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What is the translation of "thesis" in French?

"thesis" in french, thesis {noun}.

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master thesis {noun}

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• ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Represents the work of authors from over 1,000 North American and European universities on a full range of academic subjects. Includes abstracts for doctoral dissertations beginning July 1980 and for Master's theses beginning Spring 1988. All dissertations published since 1997, and some from prior years, are available for free download; others may be requested via Interlibrary Loan.
• Dissertations & Theses (Georgetown-authored) This link opens in a new window Recent online theses and dissertations from selected Georgetown programs and departments. For access to Georgetown theses and dissertations authored prior to 2006, see the Georgetown catalog or refer to ProQuest's Dissertations & Theses database. Print copies of disserations may be requested using the Library's Library Use Only Materials Request. .
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Opening of 14 thesis topics at the University of Guyana

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Topic 12: UR MINEA - Title: Water, issues, powers and beliefs in Amazonia. Project management team: Ms Monique BLERALD, University Professor (thesis supervisor), Ms Mylène DANGLADES, Senior Lecturer (co-supervisor), Ms Audrey DEBIBAKAS, Senior Lecturer (co-supervisor).

Topic 13: UMR QualiSud- Title: Impact of maturation on the lipid and polysaccharide compositions of moucaya pulp (Acrocomia aculeata). Optimisation of nanoformulation processes. Project management team: Didier BEREAU, University Professor (thesis director), Thierry BENVEGNU, University Professor (co-director), Jean-Charles ROBINSON, University Professor (thesis co-supervisor), Elodie JEAN-MARIE, Senior Lecturer (co-supervisor).

Topic 14: TBIP- Title: Study of veterinary pathogens at zoonotic risk and/or of economic importance in the Amazonian environment. Project management team: Ms Ghislaine PREVOT, University Professor (thesis supervisor), Ms Marine GINOUVES, Doctor (co-supervisor)

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